Business Charity Awards: Business Charity Champion - Winner: Michael Robson
For the business leader who has done the most to harness or increase corporate support for charities across the private sector
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The Business Charity Awards 2011
Details of the winners of the Business Charity Awards 2011.
The Winners
Business Charity Awards: Business of the Year - Winner: Ethicall
For the business that has done the most to help the voluntary sector and the wider community
Business Charity Awards: Social Investment - Winner: The Co-operative Enterprise Hub
For the business that has most effectively or innovatively supported social enterprise or self-sustaining voluntary sector projects in the UK
Business Charity Awards: Charity Partnership: Short-term - Winner: Simplyhealth and VoiceAbility
Awarded to the best partnership between a business and a charity that has lasted up to a year and a half
Business Charity Awards: Charity Partnership: Long-term (by finance or professional companies) - Winner: BNY Mellon and Community Links
Awarded to the best partnership between a finance or professional company and a charity or charities that has lasted or will last more than a year and a half
Business Charity Awards: Charity Partnership: Long-term - Winner: Land Rover and International Red Cross and Red Crescent
Awarded to the best partnership between a company and a charity or charities that has lasted or will last for more than a year and a half
Business Charity Awards: Affinity marketing - Winner: Coventry Building Society and the Royal British Legion
Awarded for the use of a company's products or services to help a charity provide benefits to its donors, beneficiaries or members
Business Charity Awards: Cause-related marketing - Winner: PizzaExpress and Oxfam
For the cause-related marketing campaign that has done the most to benefit a charity
Business Charity Awards: Corporate Foundation - Winner: Greggs Foundation
Awarded to a philanthropic foundation, set up by a business, that has supported the charity sector
Business Charity Awards: Employment scheme - Winner: Lancaster Cleaning and Support Services and Tomorrow's People
Awarded to the company that has aided a charity or charities by offering employment, training, work experience or similar support to beneficiaries
Business Charity Awards: Employee engagement - Winner: Bibby Line Group
For the company that has done most to engage its workforce in helping a charity
Business Charity Awards: Outstanding Team - Winner: Lloyds Banking Group and British Heart Foundation
Awarded to the team in a business that has most successfully worked to improve its support for corporate social responsibility or charity
Business Charity Awards: Challenge Team - Winner: Centrica and Camfed: Mt Toubkal Challenge
Awarded to a team of employees from any part of the business who took part in a successful fundraising challenge for a UK charity
Business Charity Awards: UK Project - Winner: Keyline Builders Merchants and the Prostate Cancer Charity
Awarded to the company that has made the biggest difference to charity beneficiaries through its involvement in a project run by a UK-based charity in the UK
Business Charity Awards: Overseas Project - Winner: Barclays and Unicef UK
Awarded to the project that has made the biggest difference to charity beneficiaries through its involvement in a project run by a UK charity outside the UK
About the Business Charity Awards
Business Charity Awards: Introduction
These awards indicate that corporate Britain does do a lot for charity, says Third Sector editor Stephen Cook
Business Charity Awards: Sponsor's welcome
John Low, chief executive of the Charities Aid Foundation talks about his organisation's commitment to encouraging effective partnerships
Business Charity Awards: The judges
A team of third sector experts studied the entries to choose the winners of this year's Business Charity Awards
Business Charity Awards: Acknowledgements
The Business Charity Awards would not be possible without the generosity of our headline sponsor
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